At what price do you plan to sell your BTC?

[Hypnosis00]

As long as you are selling above the price when you're buying it, selling is fine, profits are guaranteed.

But is it honestly our goal or our target selling time? Most will definitely not agree on that, but only sell when bitcoin price is already on its peak, though we can't be certain as to what price is considered the peak.

However for me, there's no specific price, I'll just sell when I need huge amount of funds , or when its time to enjoy my profits our from my long term investment.

[shawonngp]

I have no plan to sell at the moment because I bought when BTC was $100k; now it's $68k, so if I sell now, I will lose a lot. Also, BTC is the only favorite coin I want to hold long-term because it is my future asset. So when I feel a financial crisis, I will sell it. I don't think anyone will sell BTC now, since its ATH was $126k. My sales target is at least 200k dollars. Now, market conditions are very bad, so I think most holders are losing a lot of money, and no one will sell in this market. So, BTC sell pressure will not be high

[Alphakilo]

As long as you are selling above the price when you're buying it, selling is fine, profits are guaranteed.

But is it honestly our goal or our target selling time? Most will definitely not agree on that, but only sell when bitcoin price is already on its peak, though we can't be certain as to what price is considered the peak.

However for me, there's no specific price, I'll just sell when I need huge amount of funds , or when its time to enjoy my profits our from my long term investment.

Same here. I intend to enjoy my returns at a set duration I have in mind and nothing more or less, unless I decide to diversify or continue accumulation when that period arrives.
Funds may be an issue, but I think I have learnt over time how to fractionalize my DCA strategy to fit any seasons I find myself in and this also means I don't use funds from there for any reasons other than a life threatening situation that is severe and need immediate attention and then I may not have just the complete funds in hand to sort it out or someone to call for assistance at the moment.

Hopefully by the almost end of my DCA plan, if BTC hits $400k, I would sell of some, diversify like I said earlier on and enjoy some profit for myself as a nod for a job well done.

[suzanne5223]

Based on price history of Bitcoin, My target price sell is the previous ATH or a little  it above that price since the price will surely recover on the price level regardless of how long the waiting time.

But depending on your investment time frame the ideal selling price is always varies.

I highly suggest go long term and capitalize the current dip by doing DCA until the price recovers.

I support what you said, and I never like the idea of selling Bitcoin now, judging by the benefit that always comes with holding now and selling when the market reach ATH price, which is why i consider holding to be the best thing now if an emergency need or sorting financial expense is not the main reason. Besides, I won't be surprised if this purpose also leads to some gamblers using their BTC on gambling now.

[xLays]

Most of the time, whenever I need cash, bitcoin is my only option, so my ideal selling price usually doesn’t happen. As of now, I don’t have much BTC because I earn it and convert it immediately for daily needs. But if I didn’t need it and could hold all my future BTC earnings, my ideal selling price would probably be around $90K to $100K. I consider that a good range to take profit. I’d just buy bitcoin again whenever I have some extra.

[jostorres]

I am not sure if you are trying to advertise your forum or genuinely trying to ask the big question because I am seeing the same on the other "forum."
The answer depends on an individual. Some have long-term strategies; others have short-term.
Also the entry price matters a lot. You can sell off below $70K, yet you bought at $90K, unless you are just selling for a loss.

If it is a genuine post, then I think the post should not include a service like the OP was promoting. The same goes if his goal is only to advertise. It must be separated as well.

So for now, his arrive there is like a shill. And even when I stalk his account, you are right that it is also posted on 'other forums' or other sections of Bitcointalk. Anyways, the $70k mentioned by him, is only just an example because this is the range that the Bitcoin is sitting lately. Selling at a loss sounds tragic at first but there are truly people that are doing that. They only does that for example in order to prevent more losses. They can be both professional and inexperienced.

[Rabata]

i consider holding to be the best thing now if an emergency need or sorting financial expense is not the main reason. Besides, I won't be surprised if this purpose also leads to some gamblers using their BTC on gambling now.

It is certainly good to sell at ATH, but there is no guarantee when the ATH will happen. To profit from Bitcoin investment, you have to accumulate Bitcoin for the long term and sell Bitcoin only when the expected opportunity comes. Bitcoin investors see the ATH of Bitcoin in every cycle, so those who hold Bitcoin for a few cycles will be the ones who will benefit the most. Most of the investors try to sell Bitcoin at ATH, but not everyone can hold Bitcoin for long time and later they face loss.

If there is a real attempt to keep Bitcoin for the long term, then the investor should pay attention to a few things when investing in Bitcoin. Of course, he should use his discretionary income for investment. So that there is no problem in investing. If someone does DCA and keeps an emergency balance along with it, he will be able to hold his investment for the long term.

Investors who fail to stabilize themselves during the temporary decline in Bitcoin can sell their Bitcoin at any time. Therefore, regardless of the price, they should hold Bitcoin according to their goals.

[alastantiger]

Hi everyone, I’m curious what price targets you are aiming for.

Personally, I don’t have a set price target yet but I think it really depends on each individual and their own conviction. Some peroson may aim high, others may be more cautious and thats okay, i mean your conviction is the only one that can answer the question but i used years as my conviction, i just want to hold for years. Before you hold you should make decisions based on your understanding of the market and your own strategy you should really not concern yourself with what others are doing, i mean everyone’s approach will be different for sure.

[Awaklara]

Before you hold you should make decisions based on your understanding of the market and your own strategy you should really not concern yourself with what others are doing, i mean everyone’s approach will be different for sure.

Sometimes we can also ask for advice and considerations from friends we know to make a plan if they understand it better than we do. It doesn't mean we are relying on others, but we can use it as a consideration. 
Currently, we are in a bear market, so there may not be an opportunity to think about the price target we can achieve, because the plans will be adjusted for a possibly longer period. Perhaps we need to wait for the next bull market period to estimate the selling target. For now, it's better to consider attractive buying prices.

[suzanne5223]

i consider holding to be the best thing now if an emergency need or sorting financial expense is not the main reason. Besides, I won't be surprised if this purpose also leads to some gamblers using their BTC on gambling now.

It is certainly good to sell at ATH, but there is no guarantee when the ATH will happen. To profit from Bitcoin investment, you have to accumulate Bitcoin for the long term and sell Bitcoin only when the expected opportunity comes. Bitcoin investors see the ATH of Bitcoin in every cycle, so those who hold Bitcoin for a few cycles will be the ones who will benefit the most. Most of the investors try to sell Bitcoin at ATH, but not everyone can hold Bitcoin for long time and later they face loss.

You've said it yourself that we see Bitcoin ATH at the 4 year cycle. Why do you say there's no guarantee when the ATH price will happen when the 4 years cycle has always been providing the hint of when we should expect the ATH price of Bitcoin?
When we said long term holding of Bitcoin, we all have different perspectives about this because some BTC investors consider holding their BTC for a year, while some consider it to be a minimum of 4 year.

If there is a real attempt to keep Bitcoin for the long term, then the investor should pay attention to a few things when investing in Bitcoin. Of course, he should use his discretionary income for investment. So that there is no problem in investing. If someone does DCA and keeps an emergency balance along with it, he will be able to hold his investment for the long term.

Investors who fail to stabilize themselves during the temporary decline in Bitcoin can sell their Bitcoin at any time. Therefore, regardless of the price, they should hold Bitcoin according to their goals.

Using DCA through discretionary income, with an emergency fund set aside, is a good step for long-term Bitcoin investment holding. However, this cant fully provide the needed result if the holder is not someone who is disciplined from being attracted by little profit.
We have a lot of holders who sold along the line during the time the market started some bullish momentum.

[jossiel]

Most of the time, whenever I need cash, bitcoin is my only option, so my ideal selling price usually doesn’t happen. As of now, I don’t have much BTC because I earn it and convert it immediately for daily needs. But if I didn’t need it and could hold all my future BTC earnings, my ideal selling price would probably be around $90K to $100K. I consider that a good range to take profit. I’d just buy bitcoin again whenever I have some extra.

Many of the holders like us are only selling when we're in need of some fiat to spend some.

It's also the ideal when we're in need of money but, selling at those ranges are good in profit because of how low it is right now.

I think if I'll be selling a huge part of my portfolio, that would be in the range of 6 digits too and then more than the ATH that we've got.